Code of Colorado Regulations · Regulation Number 29

Code of Colorado Regulations · Regulation Number 29

EMISSION REDUCTION REQUIREMENTS FOR LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT 5 CCR 1001-33

This regulation establishes emission reduction requirements for lawn and garden equipment in Colorado. It sets out the requirements themselves in Part A and includes statements of basis, statutory authority and purpose in Part B.

I.C.

If any section, clause, phrase, or standard of this regulation is held to be inoperative, unconstitutional, void, or invalid, the rest of the regulation remains valid and unaffected.

II.A.

"Federal government" means the United States and any of its departments, agencies, or instrumentalities, as those terms are used in 42 U.S.C. § 7604(e) (February 16, 2024).

II.B.

"Landscaping" means decorative or protective plants that enhance appearance around buildings or roads, areas around a home that enhance appearance and create useable space for outdoor activities, or planned outdoor spaces set aside for growing, displaying, and enjoying herbs, fruits, flowers, vegetables, trees, or ornamental shrubs.

II.C.

Lawn and garden equipment means equipment whose primary purpose is to assist with cleanup or maintenance of a lawn or garden area of a property. Examples include aerators, brush cutters, chainsaws, dethatchers, edgers, generators when used for lawn and garden services (such as charging or operating electric equipment), hedge trimmers, leaf blowers, power washers, push lawn mowers, pruners, rotary tillers, string trimmers, and wood splitters.